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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

Mr.. Morriss of Serpell d Co, contrac-
tors. thinks that the first ten miles OF
the Lynchburg and Durham road VIII
cost as much probably as thenext twenty
five.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

one OF the best authorities in The news
paper fraternity says about Cleveland
and Hill IN New York politics. Governor
Hill is on top i'm President Cleyelands
State Committee. as was anticipated, the
election of Murphy and Muller as chair
man and secretary being the tether that
will hold the Governors following 10 the
Presidents cause. The election this
afternoon is ge orally acceptable and in
dicates. aside from the important auxi-
liary work thus secured, that the Presl-
dent's friends are more adept than the Gov
errors in political finesse. The appear.
ance of harmony has not been Kept up
without a struggle. Those who watched
proceedings at the Saratoga Convention
did not need 20 look far below the sur
face TO see that the Governors ambition,
which has been tenderly nurtured by a
large and enthusiastic number 0f parti-
sans, threatened TO kick of the c0yeflets.
II was a natural ambition, and those who
criticised the man IN his aim for President
ial hon0rs were quite ready 10 admit that
he had encouragement enough % give his
thoughts free flight. Consequently, when
the convention fairly snatched the gold
en- opportunity from him there WAS wide
spread apprehension that his disappoint-
ment might breed orene and apathy.
This fear is now in a great measure dis
sipated. the election of his friends 10 the
offices on the committee making it viz
tually incumbent upon him % abandon
any rebellion or lukewarm intention AID
10 throw an of his influence and al least
some of his energy in line with the party
management.
Ex-Mayor Cooper, the new treasurer,
NAV also DE classed with the Governors
friends. in that az any rate he had not
put himself out Of the way 20 help the
President since his (Coopers) misshot al
the English mission, which he was anxi-
Il 10 nh on Mr.. LOwells retirement.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

" The TINES will be mailed 70 your az
irrss while out of the city az Doc. per month.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

According 10 the Piedmont ddrance
the Culpeper Minute Men have decided
10 come TO this city at the laying Of the
cornerstone OF the Lee monument. They
have twenty men in ranks. This com
pany is a part Of the Third Regiment and
Colonel W~ertenbaker, the colonel Of that
regiment has notified the committee in
Richmond TO reserve quarters for ten
companies of his regiment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

The Meoklenburg Democrat reports that
the late frost did not do much damage to
the tobacco crop in that county. II says
" u farmers have worked patiently and
faithfully, and we believe that better
times are dawning on u people
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

A new industry in that section is being
carried on in ScOttsyille in the shape OF
peanut raising On Snowdeu farm op-
posite S~cottsville, Mr.. William G.. Pippin,
a tenant, has this season six acres OF
James river lowland in peanuts from
which he estimates, from the partly
gathered crop, a yield of three hundred
bushels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

Liberal commission to agents to solicit sub
scriptiOns.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09
abf pailu dimfs.

p,b,,sbed nj Richmond, Virginia, by the TIMEs
Publishing Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-09

Uncle William 90 )coloredl, the oldest
native resident Of Fredericksburg, died in
that city q few days ago in the eighty
sixth year Of his age. The Free Laue says
of him " on one occasion when North
with his master Uncle William was APP
preached and asked why he did not leave
and take his freedom, he replied tht his
master was an invalid and that under no
circumstances would he leave him. He
was truly one Of the faithful"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
A nl.rn.tcd omee seeker.

TAeoNI.a. aro most of Thorn on Fourteenth
street,. uau Pennsylvania avenue. To the
ordinary citizen of republic therc is nothing
interesting os ana office. no matterif the
laf Do. small and the dutie. and response
l.tg attaching TO 10 large, thcre is charm
about DO tlat uo one viii dely a story
uI...u we'll known judge told me recently,
a,l illustrates this point.
Ana u.h friend of the judg 5 who lives I'm
Youngstown. o., Is a thrifty shop keeper,
Due uIih tho incoming of the present admin
lfuu.u Doe caught the office seeking fever
l.urel thc judge % secure him anything
t.lf nus boo thc shape Of AN Office.
.lfis only sWusm' door, Jedge, It's all
Oh. same All wants, bcsorrah, Is the
honor. sou know, ho said
900. judge promised Co do bis best to secure
o. Ia.slar BIN.
.Iy ihe way said tho shop keeper, after
aMl,f period OF thought, "what DO they pay
l.r sNIugu' doors down thore@
.Aiuui 500 "a year" said tho Judge.
q m't live ON that" said Patrick.
But ] thought 1t was the honor you
want.d0
.slit Is. aud ! reckon 800 will pay my
boanl. and the old woman can run the place,
ana then can come back here 20 Youngs-
tlau once boa "a while, and a. ] walk up Fed
o.i street can say, Look at me, bogorrah
lmnu oals holder at Washington That will
na.. all tLc boys feel rick, you know, and
rI ia just as we'll as though | got 5000 Il
pear. like some Of the big fellers."
ll.s is the feeling that prevails very
largely tbo country over, and Newspaper row
understands it, They find that nothing 10
Interests the public US gossip about Office hold
en- aud Office getting Washington Letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
PHOTO AND PAINT SUPPLIES.

DRY PLATES, ALBUMEN PAPER
- Chemicals. &c. Artists Materials. Paint
brushes Glass &c, IN good supply
5. J. BINSWANGER,
3my7 ~ 2lu East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03
SILKS, yELVETs, AND PLUsHEs


ilAt RIOS GRAIN SILKS tthr
Blue
al q la and ped
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PAINTS, OILS. sc.
DICHMOND IRON PAINT co.
Mt PATE X Co. 1891 EAST CARY STREET.

Weather, Water,
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Never Cracks.
Blistcrs, or Pcels.
Especially adapt
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Copper, Iron. and
; hinglc, and
Board Roofs.
Defective and
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age and exposure
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and perfect 10y its
use. Damp and
Imperfect Walls
are also rendered
dry by the use OF
this PAINT and
CEMENT.
jail Is
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-08-03


10 o1crthc finest tIlit Is 90 the I ts pr
High Doe n han
mere andW al j r
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

Something new. II pictures for
IS cents at the Gem Gallery, south
Washington ST., one door below Com
stock. These pictures take the place
of visiting cards to exchange with
friends and comrades; you are able
to obtain beautiful collection at a
small cost. Call early as we stop
but short time at place.
Worm KEssEL Bros,
Gem Photographers.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

Dissolution NoTIcE.--The firm
of Gouldsborough & Bonnett is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will be continued by
Mr.. Bennett.
Owosso, June Ist, 1857.
F. A. GoULDsBoRoUGH,
81 w. c. BoNNETT.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

Talk about going to the circusl 1t
is nothing compared with going and
seeing the new goods just arrived at
Mrs. G. S. BEARDsLEY's.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

TAKE NoTICE---All persons are for
hidden 10 trust my wife on my ac-
count as / shall pay no debts con-
tracted by her. S.. Z. GRAHAME.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10

Yoke of oxen and span of horses
fer sale. A. RoBERToN.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-06-10
SEEDS :! SEEDS I!
We will sell Ten Papers
Sibley's Tested Seeds
for Csc.

You can save money by trading at the New Store.
Compare our Prices with others for
First-class Goods.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18

ADEIAS EECH-. OK 1T--Au sasi-b9ua6
pe1s8eager trsa u tae WatIass FalJrra5.
win 8aree uaruttsr u Esaes -9gsrs ayyzr1
had r narrow es-zpe from ceslr1etlya LAST
night JUS " - Tux rag bridge nssr
AOfru Moreno Ezs EeaeE71- t8e englne-zr
maze Tie 11segve~r TIA tae gsrgGt1Ts war
N Gre ard sul5sss471 la ssorrGug The ira "a
The rpaaIlen w-39 were 9ti tge tram ex1in-
guishe3 c8e 1araes, aud repaired tae D~lcge
and after tNg tsD1ra GslaF tFie train pro
o~zied TIE ire j. beleTe5 u have ben
tne wgrk u LII n-rgekeEa
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
FATA- PAL
Injuries q Flrs- Considered &os SER
o1s Esss-1- i Osz-Z

Injuries g. Fl-s- CONSIDERED E0s SER
o1s Resi- Il Dsz-Z
EDEE. Ga Oet l--T'ns usual guisF II
taIs Et15e village hzs gas1 os71 DroEs-- Ivy
f1s sac and saade1 d=ar1 @, Z mos v o-11r
youug Hal AE19ng TIE passenger 9l TIE
-sa31-ey train. Cue he-s q t.ls iasl evening
va 1Jath4r Smear WIG nAs lsse1- ioT sozDe
time BE- -1e employ U NJ L E. -.llrA "
5ll5ge1 COUNTY. After getting q "a. cas-
BIZ 14nela5r wen " Oh t1= 3ls-i ORR enc
= -.=llE very 1ArE IL wsLE-1sE ElTJl-i- To- a.
suIJ,9s71 - have sl-neE laf to1I on Z gang
r-a-lE irlGg La lie s1gs y lie p-z-- III
11salg IL Lsal4ue-. L. r-fchs- -l=1s Long u
AID s1rueE ia bead Ega1us- IL Lll1is. r-a.l--
F-31a-l-g s1lEU Iusaus.1sa. Il ETss t4Es- u.
ssl cared 1oT t5y taus= nsz- ur- 1ls IIgu-T
gTar cl1zgut - v sigh i5u- tnls morning
~ uas muc1 sForsa- 5Ist-1-lC. 1Lr. clzIl-L.
came - sggl - uU1yfi=1. G-1 H-ui l-u-1s
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ttse lraue asz-- EFs-r profess Cla- a-lz1-
tf91 wac Rendered ua1- o-s-l relieved TIE
ulle-rlse3yls szHe.er a59lt L-.5J g Clock
5e deceased Wa from Ngf-tl Carolina
a1c Was nlEGlv l11Dgl. = by al
wag kDea DlU 1sgE Il was aBgur ~
FsArE ol1 and uuzIaEr-J=1 NJ smith IL
whose e11p8gT rDs dse=zys1 wAs ~ lus tl-Ds
" lls CeatE- s5,saEs IL TIE ll-1les- terms y
rlrl- and s-@zus deeply z-1--1-1 uv tls suo-
o=G 1=ztl- ks r-1uz1-Is VII ~ ss1Ii on 70
l2s 1rl=14s ia Au-tl CAROLYN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
In tha Senate

The Senate held three sessions to-day.
A large number Of local House bills were
passed without opposition, but the Senate
sat down on all important measures.
Mr. Berner's resolution - require the
lessees Of the Western and Atlantic railroad
% make bond, and also Mr. Candier's reso-
luton providing for the appointment Of
commission 10 take an inventory Of the
property Of the Western and Atlantic rail
road AID declaring against betterments,
were lost
At the night session nothing Of any i'm
pOrtance was done.
The general impression in the Senate is
that all resolutions and bills, with reference
20 the Agricultural Department, or 10 the
inspection of oils and fertilizers, will be
killed should they come from the hands OF
the committee, which is seriously doubted
The night session Of the Senate was very
short, lIsting not over AN hour
When adjournment had been reached,
Hoke Smith, attorney of toe Marietta and
North Georgia railroad, addressed the mem
bels OF the Railr0ad Committee in the Sen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18

TIE Governor THINKS 7 Should Not be
GRAINED Yet


GRAINED Yet
WAsHrxETux. On z--Ths Governor Of
L1aL II ms zzzlaz1 rsgg9-1 dsv0tss consider
Et.e s-ases u LIZ sun5sez q statehood for
Lla- L. ttse egu-=e q ans remarks he
ssvs II vii 81 Observed tnzt t0e EnUTs-
-El=ZE- 1oE Statehood WIS 1E1z1gurEf--c Dy TIE
lsaoasrH - Ise n 1rul9z- Is@gEsie- 1slT rep
T--sslassrIT=s E4u1ae TOOK yIzrT Il the oehts=rs-
Ial'-lA q liz eaTzTgs1-81ll az11 unty that lfT-
rllsl ri Ids ss-aEsts q. the J s,Ir0-v favor azac
Support 4 NJ aI We rsusnt-sr how
re-c-Etlv those r.aaIsse arUweoly 1a41 ENC
MAINTAINED q Tla-stllL V-lca placed them Il
opposition wlrk LIZ Ee1s-z4 Gz@E- the
hoi1l1sg u wn5et Y -1e Iasf lad rsr0lEt1l
I1s1L INTO suI1leI VIII t1e people WIKI
wDgI- -8ev lived IL ono Missouri and LII
uols- enc Il a-l1zz- gllIsu- WIZ al c1ZurL=r'-r
g. 111s s-rIt8-v nor identified wiz -neu--
voeL We rs1zl Tia 1alurs n y-ialc IEls-
IIlz-Tl would nav cos tEs-L IJ1--Il-24 coz
tr9- WElc1 r1sv llsva nelc glnos l1s O---Ell-
zzto1 u -Be s--stg-T- r1a1 IN
s--curDE u s1ataB1oc VII p1zc@
~ TIER fzau1s Euc take -r1L
Congress tie pow 1az- = bas D-s- c1I--
I'-lls1 = exar-zs. . regulate a-c el1-li---
iilzlT actions IL s--1-1aI1es VIII l1e zl1-z-
ssus- u the county &c CLl-As-lal --Tl--zs-
url trsiJre efg1lLL-- --a-l WIZ soE eE--l-u1T
so0uic NOT CpaEress wzlf uu1l- l-a= aC-4lZ :
suited - 18e word Ul-l l1s-r lsl1Ellls -r-1-
lessons have la lf1= - T1Iy=l L. E-1z-ssz-
Wu--ur WORKS Ul.L t1s eaD1ucl 90 I-1=
Isop4s aIl the .sZlszst1g- - l1s y e.
TIiozr Il placed ia tbs acTa-cz- E'ls--ll--
Is Wgui1 have a1lalrla- DzIt 1Q- 14= pass
ar.it1ae u Ib0sse wno ar low zsG-EzgE --1s
boon " Epzs@Beo1 Il Is Dg-~ --ZE-
pr3la53e THAI -oe question q TAI q 2 Eis-
Htteal factor IL Eatas1zzl G-lE-7 VIZ 17
considered II -lr-lgL Wiz Il. E-l--11zs-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18

sACKsgEv Il--E Pa set- u resident
I,.gsala-l sszFss nsre IL 11s morning Tor
&eW YORK
1aEL Wolf Z args elgar EzlsTrutacluser -
ker u =st was marcel tins morning ~
Mr. Brave. q tia CITY. and 8ett luIID@1I-
zg-lF 80 gae ~ lrazn for ksT " es--
NJ trains ca " ruE o. 10 lltDsrllie
b~auea - -3e Jacksonville. Tampa and
KEY Wesr rallrpeac III Saturday. probably
o. se1ount - TIE bac ass1gEI q D-ep
eslses- Nsa Smyrna II also lsl-nD2. GIL
"a 8rlllztG0n.
ClreuI1 COsIr- convene tJ--no-roW <
FagussaCLna-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
yIRGINIA.s COUPONS.
be Question Of Bail WIN De Decided
d.

The Question Of Bail WIN be Decided
To-Day.
WAsBIsGToN, Oct. I'm the United
States Supreme Court to-day the United
State Marshal, u the Eastern district II
Virginia. made return % the wit Of
haDeas corpus 10 the case II Attorney Gen
sral Ayres and tue other Imprisoned State
officers VI Virginia. aud their counsel. Mr
Gordon, renewed tn nDc.0n that they b.
admitted y bail. Pending argument u the
question ~ issue Chief justice Waite Or
derei that 10Th II the prisoners he com
United b the custody NJ the Marshal Of this
court until tomorrow, when the court VIII
announce IT. decision a. " bail and the time
for argument
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
PowDERLY's POWER
The General Assembly Endorses Al
Els Acts

The General Assembly Endorses Al
Eis Acts
8IESEAPOLIs, HISs., OCT 17.-The
trouble OYER the EKes1aye Bard u the
knights u Later General Assembly Was
settled, al least Temporarily, this afssrnVJn
by vote u the assembly. leaving tie Of
cers a. they are Il t. pretty well under
stood, however, that t1is j. cDu pied with a
demand Tor the resignat.O on q Gcssrz Barry
and Bailey. and unless eDnplis.lce is prompt
there = danger II the trouble coming y The
front again
A resolution indOrlng every act u Gen
eral Master Workman POW1erly and the
General Executive Beard was introduced
and adOpted
The COMMITTEES appointed 70 confer with
the committees Of the NatiDnsl Farmers
Alliance reported resolutions fasOrIng the
lnaintenanee by both organizations u q con-
nittee a. Washington ~ iOyk after iegisla-
ton, the committees % work iu cC-Dpera-
ton. aud n case either organization failed
u appoint and maintain such a comm rtes
the other Is % support the action Of the
committee already 10 Tie field
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
HANgows ZIG LII
Over 900 Lives Loss and Z. OOo, 200
TseAs Worn q Property Suras5-


Over ! 900 Lives Loss and 2.oCo, 200
Taels Worn q Properly Burne5.
sAK PEAxcIsC0. Or. IT.-AdditfonaI de-
tails Il tie disastrous FIRE &. Haukow. re-
celved tins morning by the ssezzslship Rio
Janeiro. g5yss the number u lives los. as
100 and the value " the property de
s,roysd at 2.0J0gJg taels.
HgTELs AND COTTAGES BURNED.
BUFYALo. X. J.. OFT l7.-Tbe Kent and
Lakevle8 n0Geas with uuan1s- u cottages
e I4akeYlew near jamestown. was DE-
str0yed ~ FIRE this morning. TIE loss Is
S50.OJ0.
LAEGK KILL BURNED.
CHESTER Pa. Oct. 17.-The large cotton
aud 5vDoien Iuill u tie Park Mount Ma1u-
featuring Company a. LenIl Dela ware
county. was destroyed BY FIRE t1is morning.
The lOss j. $50.DJ0 and the Insurance
81 go About 100 HANDS are thrown Oug
u employment
A WHOLESALE GROCER BURIED OUT.
NEW YORK. Oct I7.-Fire tols morning
destroyed d hvestoFy bUiI5ing. AZ 10 II
South street. oeeuDig1 b. ! .. Abort
Wholesale grocer aud snip chandler. The
loss Is nearly $4,000.
BLAZE Of CBAUTAUQUA
JAMEsTowK. \. Y. Oct l1.-Tne large
aud elesau. Kent House At LazsWy1d. %
Chaulaugua lake. was totally destroyed by
fire AZ = oesDcx this morning. tlgs1Ier VITA
SIX or elgnt cottage The JOSS u az. 90
and tae Insurance 81. 90.
MANY BUILDINGS DEsTEOYE2.
PITTssUEg. Pa. Oct. Fire this after
noon qest Dyed Adams q. %. r. gAass wDrks
On CarsJu strsst, tyge1her With Z row II
tensIneflba. tseo brick dwellings. thn7e small
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-18
WIZ. BfWIbI IAMs sH or.
re Was One % the Most Widely
Known Politicians in Florida.

Ee Was One % the Most widely
Known Politicians IN Florida.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA oct ~ z A.E.-Wm
NcWilllalls, a Eotei politician and Cleye-
lsad ebector, Yas sbot and instantly killed
here at midnight. by George Bang. a clerk
ib Tischlef|g clothing store. ia : r H0us.
toni saloon, a. the corner VI Bay aud Gay
ftreet. TIE quarrel originated at Wednes
day. when BaaZs ut McHiIlams il tie
fac ia reply b. abuse by him. 8cHllliains
then threatened " get even and sald he
would xii Bangs al slZDt Bangs vent -
BOusJ0ns s8i0lJy a. II - O'elock last night
and tod Houston that he had come there %
AVOID NeWIii.sfns White Bangs stood
talking McWlliauls walked up with a re-
volyer exDsnded aud 1a.d with an oath. 81
have got you
Bangs cried Halt but McWlIlianls
6red.
The shot missed ana Bangs drew re-
yolyer, but AcWllhams fired the second
time. again harmleasly.
Eangk then fired aud several shots were
exchanged Ne then ran into the saloon.
AID New llams ran N fifteen PAGES and
BEL. he Mas lifted mp and carried into the
aioon. but was lifeless, bullet having en.
Hred his heart. Bangs sent for the Sheriff
mi surrendered. he came from
sandersgiie, Ga, AMI worked ia
Orlando first He then came here ia May
kst lie h spoken VI as quiet and peace
gDie nian. In an interview be deplore. the
occurrence, bat said il was done IN self
iefcnse. McWillians was about a. years
I'd, and Was born ia the north Of ireland
de came " this country about 1850, and
va in New York for several years
md was also iB the Federal army
he was a Feuian u the fre-eating
find and very turbulent, ard very quarrel
bonie when IN liquor He came ~ Florida
rom Baltimore in 1880, and has lived in
psiatka, Fermandina, Callahan and other
Dlaccs IN various occupations. While post
Muster at Callahan be was nominated as a
Cleveland elector, bRt resigned just before
ale election. He was q baker by trade.
houQh he never kept long 70 any trade
H. bal been engaged in a number VI shoot
NJ sc1apes, and had killed one or more
I've witnesses cOrrObOrate Bangs statement
hat he shot in self-defense McWfilInns
lrst wife was divorced in Balti-
nOrc. His second, IA Miss Ne
6eekin, Of Putnam county, in this
Jtate, died several years ago, and his third
Ives here, aud lis IN Mysteries over his tragic
leath. One ron by his first wife is lawyer
. ~. Augustine, md he leaves three young
hildren by his last. He WIS one Of the
est known politicians in Florida, AMI was
oted for bis fiery eioquence.
For Bronchial, Asthmahc and Pulmonary
Complaints, "BfOlon's BronchfGi Tfochesr
ave remarkable cIifaLige DroDeitles goId
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eubtnqatlng &c Renegades-

WAsmNGTON. Oct 1.-THE Commis-
sioner of Indian Affairs to-day received the
following telegram from Lower Brule
Indian Agency, Dakota: THE disturbing
Inilans were surprised and captuleI ~
police The danger Is all over and what
promised u BE- serious trouble il nipped in
the bud The survey il going forward a
jgrity Of the Indians want % take the
allotneats." The Commissioner has also
received telegram from the Grow Agency,
Montana, saying that quiet prevails there,
but that no arrests have been made
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- - cHkNgloNsELP

81. Louis EEzlu DoE1s6 oy ne DE-
tro1.s Z. Philadelphia
FHtLA1,zLgBIA. OCT 1.-THE se-lss Of
game u b.4se za1 between UDe - Louis
and tn Der9s-s for ~ w0rl6 champion
sniD wac corr nus3 here To-Day Between
80 AID 80 people Witnessed TIE gaine
TIE .. IoE IL ls u1e ec0re.
- Louis - & G @ 600 81
De,r9. .--.... . g O. 2
Ba-s hits -suuls ~ L3ssE11- p
Errgrs-%- Llrzzs + Ibet~5-
Batteries 81 1gais- {s--rut1-n snc basb0ag.
Dstrg-t. balcs-41 aud beuae--
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A Teacher'g Vatal Accident.

NORFOLK. VA, oct. I'm. ). Huiings.
assistant principal VI the Norfolk Academy.
yesterday afternoon accidentally shot him.
self with fowlng-piece while attempting
70 rescue valuable calf from pack Of
hounds. He was using the stock Of his gun
on the dogs when IL was discharged.
He died this morning.
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Shot by a Detective.

NORFOLK. VA. oct. l7.--Detectiye John
T. James shot james Reilly in the abdomen
this afternoon INJECTING a fatal wound
Reilly had been employed by Detective
james and hal threatened his life because
he had been discharged. The men met in
the street and upon Reilly attempting 20
draw pistol Detective James fired on him
with the result named
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gavannah'e PostaI Shortaye

WAsHIYGToS, Oct. l7.-Inspector VIII
Hanson, of the Post Office Department, has
submitted his report on the deficiency 10 the
accounts of the Assistant Postmaster Of
The Inspector finds a deficit Of
81. l46. which was r1ade good by the accused.
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